Scrap Fabric NO SEW Monster Dolls
by
Mark Montano
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These no sew Monster Dolls are a great way to use up old scraps and damaged clothes. Also, if you're not super familiar with sewing glues, here's a chance to try your hand at using them without consequence.
Every once in a while I need to take a creative break from the furniture painting and pillow making.......These did the trick for me. Plus, I've got a start on gifts for the nephews and nieces this year already.
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Watch how easy they are to put together here!
Any kind of scrap fabric will do! Americana Multi-Surface Satin paints work well for areas that need some shading and work well on fabric. The E6000 Stitchless is an iron on glue that takes the place of a stitched seam. Fill them with stuffing or even smaller scraps that can't be sewn together. Why not?
Skip the big stitches and use puff paint instead. Allure is washable and dry cleanable so it worked for this.
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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Freaking Adorable!
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adora-UGLY wish it were a word! So clever can see kids loving these. I have plenty of
scraps, zippers and buttons and looking for a way to use them up. NIce break for me to create something out of the traditional box. Thanks so much.
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